Curating is a vital part of the arts industry, yet as an endeavour and career path, it is often overlooked. A curator not only administers art exhibitions but also influences our perception and appreciation of art. They do this through strategic placement of artworks and in-depth research on the exhibition’s...
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Thomas Bartley discusses the environmental policies of Bhutan, one of the only carbon-negative countries in the world, and whether the rest of the world can follow its model in reaching net-zero status
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This year’s Australian Open was laced with history; it saw some of the oldest doubles winners, some of the youngest singles champions, a legion of 400 ball boys and girls, and over a million spectators passing through the Melbourne Park gates. Here’s a roundup of 2024’s first major tournament. Jannik...
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Some finance related new year resolutions for you to take inspiration from!
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The video games market has been a dynamic landscape in recent years, a development driven by noteworthy trends and developments taking place across the tech industry. Notably, the growth of the mobile gaming market has superseded other digital platforms, as it has spearheaded recent industrial growth due to a series...
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Britain’s university admissions process will be reviewed following concerns about the recruitment of international students with low grades. Universities UK (UUK), which represents 142 of the country’s higher education institutions, said it would review the recruitment system to ensure it is “fair, transparent and robust”. It follows accusations that universities...
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Streaming. What started as a small idea at Netflix has morphed into an unstoppable entity, arguably becoming the main way we consume TV, films and even games. Whilst undoubtedly providing us with immeasurable freedom and choice it also comes with numerous burdens. I am well aware that I am not...
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Sinai Ejechi explains the harms of seafood production on the environment and whether there are ways to mitigate them if we are to continue consuming seafood.
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There’s no denying that the arts were in utter despair when the world shut down in 2020. A 2022 article published by the conversation reflected on the carnage that ensued within the sector, estimating a £74 billion drop in revenue and 400,000 jobs lost. Theatre and other creative industries grew...
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To be Larry David is not just a biological chance, but a way of life. The man himself confirmed as much upon announcing that the upcoming season of his hit comedy, Curb Your Enthusiasm, would be the last. “As Curb comes to an end,” the 76-year-old said, “I will now have...
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And here we are, the culmination of Doctor Who‘s 60th anniversary celebrations and specials, following on from Wild Blue Yonder the previous week. ‘The Giggle’ is a packed episode that tries to juggle many different threads and concepts, saying goodbye (once again) to David Tennant’s Fourteenth Doctor and Catherine Tate’s...
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‘F*ck my legacy’, says Ricky Gervais during his newest stand-up special, Armageddon, which premiered on Netflix on Christmas Day. If the last few years of his comedy are anything to go by, Gervais is certainly succeeding at that. Armageddon is the epitome of everything wrong with Gervais’ new brand of comedy. The...
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A guy walked into a psychiatrist’s office and changed TV … wait, no. That one’s been done before. What’s to say about the show that’s already had everything said about it and more? Where to begin in assessing the legacy of the seminal crime drama, the quintessential mafia show, the series...
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